Real Estate and Rental Agents Listings by Streets
A compiled list of residences and stores with street addresses including Yarmouth 141, Duke Riley 337, York 229, Chapel 323, Walke 19, Church 07, Cottage 72, Granby 875 and 110 Mariner, plus stores on Main 386 and Water 252 46, Church 627, and Bank 875. Also mentions banks, warehouses Roanoke Dock, and various public offices in Roanoke.
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Yarmouth
Duke Riley
York St
Chapel St
Walke
Church
Cottage Place
Alkland St
Granby St
Arlington Place
Holt
Riley
Ommerce
Talbot St
Bank
Church St
Roanoke Dock
Queen St
Main
Granby
Main St
Shields
Bank St
Fenchurch St
Fine Upright Piano At Staggering Bargain
Reduced to 245 for a handsome upright piano at a serious bargain. The case is rich mahogany full scale with latest improvements. If the make is good and it will tune well. A fine stop and scarf included. Ends one eight years tuning. Terms to suit. Call and see it at Charles MM. Ritefes Piano Warerooms 416 Main Street
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Charles MM. Ritefes
M O Greenwood & Bro. Promote Midseason Sale in Norfolk Stores
The midsummer sale, started by M O Greenwood & Bro, draws buyers with tickets for streetcar round trips at five for the day and sixteen per way daily. Greenwoods advertise first class art field and silverware at unusual prices and Eastman supplies, with certified watch and jewelry repair by skilled workmen in Norfolk.
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Jan
Norfolk
Jes Th
M.o. B. Greenwood & Bro
Peny Ara
Eastman
Greenwoods
Shoe prices at Heller's One Price Store
An OCR fragment notes three or more shoes sold at the same rates and amounts with a question about cost per pair. It references Fy Shoe, a reader seeking the cheapest good Bard wear and ease, and mentions Heller's One Price Store at 64 Bank Street with all shoes worn by patrons.
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Heller
Bank Street
Lee Rifles Target Practice At Idaho Field
Report notes the Lee Rifles conducting target practice at idtelena with Private Shack and Corporal la Compte plus Sergeant sdtume and Private Saunders cited for honors. An unnamed officer asks about eye care and a general guarantee on all sea provisions is referenced.
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Lee
Idtelena
Shacky
la Compte
Sdtume
Saunders
Magnificent Milss Crandahl Exhibits at St Marys Academy
St Marys Academy hall hosted closing exercises led by Margaret Crandall from Norfolk College. A 160-child program featured elocution and physical culture, with standout crescents drill, colorful tableaux, and the playful Kissing Papa Through the Telephone, earning high praise for preparation and execution.
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St. Mary’s Academy
Margaret Crandall
Norfolk College
Crandall
Crandal
Pion
Anna Connor
Agnes ‘Hodges
Cora Law Jer
Lilian Lloyd
Daly
Papa
dfMcult
Philip
Aliee MecGuire
Wachtpesang
Joung Mann
Agner Hodges
Cora Lawler
J. W. Bichoff
F. Drumheller
Cassie Magee
Julia Klernan
Katie Tynan
Bhcillan
Tee
Waren Einses T. Hohler
Agnes Hodges
Ave Maris Stella
Donizettl
Marie Vellines
May Queen
Meyer
Emily Magee
Ida Brewer
Gertie Maloney
Linda Hodges
Gounou
Lilian Livya
Magnificent Lecture At Chautauqua In Hot Norfolk Night
A Norfolk crowd faced heat to attend a Chautauqua lecture by Hon. L. J. dy. The Academy of Music stayed cool due to thick walls and ventilation, drawing praise from those present while lamenting low attendance and urging larger future audiences.
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Academy of Music
Academy
Fang
Norfolk
L L. J. Dy
Handy at Academy of Music and lectures on Henry
The Virginian reports Mr Handy a prominent Delaware reader of the free silver phalanx with spirited wit and notable presence. He spoke on Patrick Henry to a full house and praised by The Virginian for his entertaining style and golden words for young men and newspaper colleagues. He will visit Virginia Beach today before returning to the city. Separately Professor J B Warman gave a Delsarte philosophy lecture at the Academy of Music, followed by Dr Eugene May’s Yosemite Valley talk and Levin Irving Handy’s Patrick Henry address praised for intellect and magnetism.
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Congress
Delaware
Handy
George Vanderbilt
Harris
Patrick Henry
Joe
Mr. Handy
Virginian
Oae
Wunber
Academy of Music
J. B. Warman
Chicago
Delsarte
Eurene May
Washington, D. C
Yosemite Valley
May
Breat Lakes
Pacific
Chautauqua
A.cton
Ind
Levin Irving Handy
Levin Irving Jlantly
Philadelphia Times
Levin Handy to Speak at Academy of Music Delaware
Levin Irving Handy, famed Delaware orator, will lecture at the Academy of Music at 8 oclock. The theme is Patrick Henry in Mr Hardy's vivid address. Critics hail him as a premier lecturer with a rich voice and strong presence, promising an original and engaging talk.
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Tifon
Levin Irving Handy
Delaware
Academy of Music
Patrick Henry
Hardy
Mr. Handy
H. Ww. Haan
Georgia
Fuchmond
Ind
Notable Local Happenings and Arrivals in Norfolk Today
Mr W H White returns from the North. Mr J Taylor Ellyson arrives from Richmond. Bishop A M Randolph delivers the Randolph Macon College address. High School entrance exams begin at 9 a m. Mr and Mrs R K Cradle return from New York. Hiawatha Social Club meets at Miss Annie Lee Norfleet's home. Engine license exams held at US Steamboat Inspectors office. Mrs Mattie Clifford of Philadelphia visits Norfolk. Albert F Licklider completes A M course at Randolph Macon College in three years. Y's Well meeting features Mrs Graham, Temple Work head. Master Harry Jenkins returns from St Marys College with gold medal. Joseph F Snipes of the Gtandard Oil Co, formerly Norfolk, tours Europe.
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W. H. White
J. Taylor Ellyson
Richmond
Bishop A. M. Randolph
Randolph-Macon College
R. KK
Cradle
New York
Old Dominion
Hiawatha
Annie Lee Norfleet
Walke
Mariner
United States
Johnson and Nicholson
Mattie Clifford
Philadelphia
Wilson Etheridge
Albert Fl, Licklider
Ashland
Graham
Temple Work
Harry Jenkins
St. Mary's College
Belmont
N. C
Joseph F. Snipes
Gtandaridl Ol Company
New York City
Norfolk
Europe
Helsium
Germany
Switserland
Italy
France
England
Norfolk City Council Takes Up Open Cars Demand
The Norfolk Common and Select Councils failed to meet jointly due to a quorum issue in the Common Council. The Select Council proceeded, approving the City Treasurer Henry Herman’s $50,000 bond, and endorsing awards on the Southern Railway property visitation. A resolution to compel the Norfolk Street Railway to run open cars was adopted, along with a measure to repair street areas around tracks. A partial payment for a new city park building was also approved.
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Henry
Herman
Fidelity and Deposit Company
Maryland
Jones
Southern Railway Company
Payette
Water Streets
Messrs. W. F. Gregory
Thomas Townsend
John N. Vaughan
R. Henry Jones
Comron
Norfolk
Norfolk City Railway
Evra
Counclls
Fr. Womble
Common Council
Board of Street, Sewer and Drain Commissioners
Norfolk Street Railway Company
Cooper
Blanchard Murder Case Promises Major Norfolk Trial
U S Marshal John St. McCarty departed New York on the Old Dominion Steamer with three crew members of the Ingersoll to Norfolk to testify in the Blanchard murder case. The proceedings are anticipated as one of Norfolk’s most important trials.
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John St. McCarty
New York
Ingersoll
Norfolk
Blanchard
A Romantic Hatch The Norfolk businessman wed in Portsimouth
A prominent Norfolk businessman Mr Joe Cannon and Miss Su livain of Portsmouth were married yesterday at noon in the residence of Mr I F Lamb in tivebeth City. The ceremony was performed by Rev bis dive kwell with best man Mr Tr Pyrec and maid of honor Miss Lille Morecook.
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Joe 1
Cannon
Norfolk
Sulivain
Portsimouth
Tivebeth City
Mer. i. FF. Lamb
Bis Dive Kwell
Tr. 2
Pyrec
Lille Morecook
Portsmouth
Weather Forecast and Regional Briefing
Washington June 16 1897 forecast and general conditions. Virginia fair with light Thunder showers Thursday afternoon and southwest winds. North Carolina generally fair with southwest winds. Port calendar lists sunrises 445 pm sets 727 pm high water 1107 am 1122 pm and low water 502 am 606 pm.
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Washington
Virginia
North Carolina
Weather report from Norfolk June 16
Meteorological data from the U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau Norfolk shows 24 hour maximum 96, minimum 55, mean humidity 11.68, rainfall totals for the day and since July 1, and departures from normal including plus 10 for daily and plus 114 since January 1, observed by J. J. Gray.
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U. 3S
Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Norfolk
Electric Bitters Advertised for General Tonic Use
Electric Bitters is pitched as a seasonal tonic and alterative for languor and liver sluggishness. It claims to counteract malarial poison and relieve headache indigestion constipation and dizziness, priced 50 cents and 1.00 per bottle at Burrow Martin Co. Drug Store.
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Burrow, Martin & Co
Cooper Co. Circus Opens in City for Three Days
The Cooper & Co. circus opens today at Lee Circle for three days with two performances daily. The Daily Item of New Orleans calls it a first class show popular with the best citizens and the best tent show ever seen in this city, concluding thirty days at Lee Circle next Saturday night.
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Cooper & Co
Daily Item
New Orleans
Lee Circle
Oliver's Straw Hats Offers Summer Styles in Stray Hats
Oliver, hatter of 249 Main Street, displays beautiful styles in stray hats and invites all in need to examine his full stock. His assortment includes the latest styles and novelties and also a fine collection of summer umbrellas for customers to view.
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Oliver
No. 249
Main Street
Dr King’s New Discovery Praised by Doctors and Merchants
Stands at the Head Aug J Bogel of Shreveport La and J P Campbell of Safford Ariz endorse Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds calling it the best seller and a sure cure. The ad notes a quarter century of use and offers free trial battles at Burrow Martin Co’s Drug Store.
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J. Bogel
Shreveport
Dr. King
Safford
Ariz
Obituary notices and funeral details from Brambleton area
Multiple brief notices list deaths and funeral plans from Brambleton households. J Frank Minter aged 31 years 10 months 20 days dies at St Vincent Hospital with funeral at Colley Memorial Presbyterian Church on Friday afternoon. Wa bel Taylor Barrett infant daughter of RA M and Wannie Coats Barrett dies, funeral Thursday afternoon. Edward Tl Foindexter aged in his sixth year dies at his residence with services Thursday afternoon and interment in Richmond. Mary Isabella Mackenzie infant daughter of Archibald and Ruth A Mackenzie dies. funeral from 1 Byrd Place residence tomorrow morning.
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MacKenzie
Byrd Place
Brambleton
Mary Isabella
Archibald
Ruth
A. Mackenzile
Ledger
Minter
St. Vincent's Hospital
J. Prank Minter
John
Amanda M. Minter
Colley Memorial Presbyterian Church
Priday Ainternoon
Edger
Barrett
Clay Avenue
Wabel Taylor Barrett
Ikeys
RA. M
Wannie Coats Taree
Poindenter
Summer Requisites and the Warm Weather Arrival
Local notes celebrate the season with hints of summer goods and sunny days. The brief mentions warm weather as a signal for seasonal items and activities beginning to appear in the shops and streets.
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Gail Bordenagie
Min Co, NM
T. F. Rogers
Columbia Builing Granby Street
Duke Street
Boush Street
York Place
Alain Street
Cumberland Street
Sslelda Street
Dartmouth Street
Mranho
Pease Dwe
Byreltin Swellin Brolin Felling
Dvetling Byrelling
Commercial Place
Church Street
Commerce
Water Street
Granby and Commerce Strasta jOffices No
Virginia Beach
Franklin Avenue
West End
W.H. H. Trice & Co
Seal Estate and Rental Agents
Corner Bank and
Plums Streets
City 'Na Monal Bank
Atlantic St
Westmarket Square
Mnmorfollk
Dr. Weck
St. Mary's Academy
Milss Mar
Garet Crandahl
Magn
Ificent
Ion
L. i. Bandy
Dela Wire
the Select Council
Common
Select Councils
Messrs
Winston
Elliott
Camp
Pelle
McFarlan
Davis
H. C
Womble
Anderson
Select Council
Freeman
Carroll
Sxizer
Jacobs
Lowenberg
Low
Dr. Deane
Deane
J. A
Deane CO
Kingston
Weather Report
J. J. Gray
Observer
Clicus
Cooper Marble Works
Ihd
Hank St
Norfollk
Wie
A. FE. Hall & CO
Walter II, Nall, Prop’r
Granby Street
Hines Mae Iforma
City Hall Ave
R. & Holmes & Co
Norfolk’s
WIPES
W. IK. Rock
Tpire
J. W. Gamage
W. O. Waller
Gamage & Waller
Plument
the Bridge
Southern States
Southern Bell
Brigg’s
Tig Newton
Grocery Inc
J HK. Briggs
Old Market Square
Eugene Iilay
Lecture Academy of Music
Gmimuerian
Virginia Lithia Water Co
Anwr Street
Boutborun
Joseph Brown
Ares
The
Mettowee
Fie
C. Be. Jenkins
Robert F. Holmes & CO
Walter J. Simmons & Cas